It wasn't my intention to set this up where you have to download three different sets, but I'm looking for a better way to organize an even larger range of tools for version 2. Run the STRIPPER across zip tone with unwanted anti-aliasing (or anything else) and the content will be reduced to bare black pixels. One more related tool can be found in MOJO TOOLS, it's a type of special eraser called STRIPPER: One drawback, there is some necessary anti-alias residue, and of course once you go to X degree darkness, you can't go light again without simply wiping and re-doing. So you can lay down flat areas, then use ZIPPER for more of a gradient effect. It can be used more like a standard brush (more pressure for darker tones), but it also interlocks with the screentones from MOJO TONE above. There is also one overall screentone tool in the INK set called the ZIPPER: That is, there's no anti-aliasing to throw things off, though of course it will become anti-aliased when reduced for web display. They are also bitmap, with the assumption that printing is your ultimate goal.

hi: i tried going to the cloud brushes and searching what brushes were the premium ones and i clicked the search button like 5 times and it crashed.

that is, they will mesh properly with each other as you apply them to various areas. wrevel: whenever i try to draw it just comes up as the red circle with line mouse cursor thing. Mo-Fox’s FireAlpaca Leaf Brush Collection. Instead of filling an area via a pattern, there are a range of presets at incremental tones. I think this one's pretty good (I'm biased): MOJO TONE

Screentone brushes for firealpaca